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Codeberg Outage
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Perhaps its a Ediacaran biota remnant, that had very diverse groups some of which could be misclassified because the consensus is against Ediacaran relics existing past their period.
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Unlocking Causal Attention into Modality-Mutual Attention for Multimodal LLMs
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AKI, a novel MLLM that unlocks causal attention into modality-mutual attention (MMA) to enable image tokens to attend to text tokens.
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Btw ignoring "internet radio"(which is just streaming) the reason shortwave niche as media source is narrowing is sattelite radio, which is high-end long-range media alternative and low-end FM receivers for local stations(at much
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Could it even compete with modern submarine drones/underwater gliders that are thousands of times cheaper/smaller and can cripple these bulky ships in seconds?
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This can be combined with adding steganographic noise in form of AI-generated human speech intersecting the encrypted words.
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All variants? but N-Terminal is not immune to mutations and the specific antibody will drive evolutionary selection for those mutations - and rapid development of new variants https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC86
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> Axelera's chips follow a similar formula as other AI ASICs, such as Google's tensor processing units. The Dutch outfit's current silicon feature four accelerator cores, each with a matrix multiply-accumulate (MAC) unit,
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Lets also add the sabre-toothed genes and let it escape out of the lab.
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There is an easy trick to prevent this from happening:: for every library update that you have decided to use, pick the newest, most cutting edge feature and integrate it so deep the project maintainers will have to rewrite half the code f
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The Elephant in the Room that author ignores: Streets smell, and smelling them by walking a few km, cars and various chemicals are far more annoying than in a closed window car. If they were serious about walkable cities, the streets shou
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Inspiration, brainstorming and exploratory finding are often lacking in very competitive environment where "trying things out" is too costly or cumbersome(like e.g. testing in large-scale), which favors analytical exploration o
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Many eastern EU countries have lax forest protection and EU law classifies wood as biofuel/biomass that is "renewable resource" which makes it profitable to turn old forests into pallets of wood. Hope this is getting fixed s
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Trust is misplaced, these media companies are not some unbiased neutral entities: they exist to sell ads and promote some paid PR viewpoints. If you're "trusting" them it means they can exploit this trust for profit, be it co
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> Ctrl-F Lemmy Lemmy is the current thing if you want to compete with big platforms like Reddit and host it on your own: Fediverse is the "network of corner shops".
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Elegant, complex and expressive languages aren't easy to read/debug/rewrite. Having a set of special symbols, arcane syntax and complex abstractions isn't a selling point: the purpose of the language to have maintainable
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Subcultures continue to exist, but they have become smaller and more focused on online communities such as Subreddits and Discord servers. Subcultures were identified by people expressing similar aesthetic values through visible means like
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Why are people not 3D printing the legos? Is paying for lego sets some sort of "collecting hobby"? https://pick3dprinter.com/3d-print-lego/
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Fascinating this person doesn't realize the entire civilization is breaking away from "natural cycles" towards more control of environment, instead of retreating into anarcho-primitivist fantasies and purity spiraling into e
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It will force more robust filtering and analysis that will allow to determine "quality value" of any information piece and grade its novelty/uniqueness for classification and subsequent training, which will use only high-qual
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Manna(one of my favorite writings on AI), is incredibly optimistic and sugar-coated. All the "basic income" parts and Australia would have to be realistically fought tooth-and-nail with people viewing welfare recipients as "l
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Wouldn't this introduce hidden bias towards word-like content, i.e. making the output seem more coherent than its actually is, masking LLM output quality?
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What about tinfoil covered walls? Would living next to a couple of 4G/5G towers be improved by tinfoiling the walls in that direction or a full faraday cage setup is needed?
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The software at that time was just much smaller. The size of most projects, anything above a toy program is in megabytes and will be impossible to "write down" as single file.
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Some notes(might be controversial): 1.Princess will clash with lots of stuff, e.g. anime and fiction, making it harder to search code. Pick something more unique, even any princess name would be better and not lead to wrong associations.&qu
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Simulation theory is the Flat Earth Matrix, its far more likely we're manipulated and have limited understanding of multi-dimensional reality, with some aliens in another dimension running the show with reality itself being more malle
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SDXL(and possibly 2.1) switched to different CLIP implementation that is geared for sentence-level understanding, SD1.5 uses old CLIP that works with tag-cloud type prompts.
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Ask HN: Any script to filter users/domains on Hacker News?
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Taking the initiative and going against the hive-mind is often risky and jerks seems to be only type of people willing to risk it. Nice guys just meekly compromise with status quo and follow the paradigms.
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